The guy who played him also played Haskill in Shivering Isles, and Desmond in Point Lookout for Fallout 3.
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SajuukKhar wrote:I still wish all Dunmer had the raspy Morrowind voice.
I know. At least they dont sound like Oblivions Elves anymore.
One could always just attribute the difference in voices to the raspy voices being cause by the ash from Red Mountain. No ash in Oblivion=no raspy voice?
SajuukKhar wrote:I still wish all Dunmer had the raspy Morrowind voice.
I know. At least they dont sound like Oblivions Elves anymore.
One could always just attribute the difference in voices to the raspy voices being cause by the ash from Red Mountain. No ash in Oblivion=no raspy voice?
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At least the voice acting as a whole is much better than Oblivion. (Apart from Terrence Stamp, Patrick Stewart, and Sean Bean, obviously. I mean the common voices.) In Skyrim's case, though, the voice acting for Farengar Secret-Fire may be the worst i've ever heard.
drumgodrob wrote:At least the voice acting as a whole is much better than Oblivion. (Apart from Terrence Stamp, Patrick Stewart, and Sean Bean, obviously. I mean the common voices.) In Skyrim's case, though, the voice acting for Farengar Secret-Fire may be the worst i've ever heard.
No way , the worst voice acting is when a female guard says :''No Lollygaggin ..''
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drumgodrob wrote:At least the voice acting as a whole is much better than Oblivion. (Apart from Terrence Stamp, Patrick Stewart, and Sean Bean, obviously. I mean the common voices.) In Skyrim's case, though, the voice acting for Farengar Secret-Fire may be the worst i've ever heard.
No way , the worst voice acting is when a female guard says :''No Lollygaggin ..''
drumgodrob wrote:At least the voice acting as a whole is much better than Oblivion. (Apart from Terrence Stamp, Patrick Stewart, and Sean Bean, obviously. I mean the common voices.) In Skyrim's case, though, the voice acting for Farengar Secret-Fire may be the worst i've ever heard.
No way , the worst voice acting is when a female guard says :''No Lollygaggin ..''
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drumgodrob wrote:At least the voice acting as a whole is much better than Oblivion. (Apart from Terrence Stamp, Patrick Stewart, and Sean Bean, obviously. I mean the common voices.) In Skyrim's case, though, the voice acting for Farengar Secret-Fire may be the worst i've ever heard.
I actually thought he was very compelling. Same with the Machiavellian Thonar Silver-Blood, who shared the same voice. On a criminal it's very unassuming, far from cliche. And with Farengar the actor did a good job of portraying him as just wanting to be left alone. That's just me.
drumgodrob wrote:At least the voice acting as a whole is much better than Oblivion. (Apart from Terrence Stamp, Patrick Stewart, and Sean Bean, obviously. I mean the common voices.) In Skyrim's case, though, the voice acting for Farengar Secret-Fire may be the worst i've ever heard.
I actually thought he was very compelling. Same with the Machiavellian Thonar Silver-Blood, who shared the same voice. On a criminal it's very unassuming, far from cliche. And with Farengar the actor did a good job of portraying him as just wanting to be left alone. That's just me.
I suppose so, with him being a mage and all... I just think it sounds far too flat and uninteresting.
I'm actually very annoyed that Dawnguard was released a month earlier on Xbox than PS3. I'm a PS3 player, and I won't be able to get Dawnguard after August (I'm going Poland for the summer holiday.) and even then I'm getting a dedicated gaming PC which I plan to play Skyrim on. So it might be months untill I get Dawnguard
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